Celebration on Public Mass Resumes at Resurrection
Resurrection Parish would like to welcome you back to Mass!
Our goal is to create a safe and prayerful Mass for all involved. The Sunday obligation is dispensed until September 6th but we realize some are longing to return to Mass. The Archdiocese encourages those older than 65, with a compromised health system, or caring for the sick to not attend Mass. Anyone with COVID-19 symptoms should also not attend Mass.
The Archdiocese has asked that we limit attendance to 25% of the church's capacity to adhere to social distancing requirements. We ask that attendees wear a mask at all times, sit 6 feet away from other participants (you are welcome to sit with household members), and use hand sanitizer as you enter the building. Please follow the posted signs and the usher's directions to ensure your safety.
We ask that you sign up to attend Mass at our SignUp Genius link here or call the office at (734) 451-0444 so we can limit attendance.
Important News and Updates
Our Parish Office is closed but we are in the office if you need anything.
We are still publishing the Sonrise, our bulletin. You can find articles from Fr. Tom and Deacon Paul there as well as news about Resurrection. You can view it here on our website or receive it each week via email by subscribing here.
We are posting updates and reminders to Resurrection's Facebook page. Like and follow it here.
All meetings, and other gatherings at Resurrection are suspended until further notice.
Mass will be available to you each day via live-stream and other media channels. You can find these at aod.org/livemasses
Eucharistic Adoration is now cancelled.
Reconciliation will be held this Saturday, May 23 from 2:45-3:30 PM. Please wear a mask.
All Religious Education classes are cancelled.
Friday morning Scripture Series is cancelled.
Prayers
A prayer for the sick especially those suffering from the coronavirus
Loving God, you sent your son Jesus Christ to heal the sick. We ask you to come to our aid in the midst of the coronavirus crisis that we too may experience your healing love. We ask you to heal those who are sick. Calm those who are living in fear. Be with those who have died and comfort their families. Inspire health professionals to aid them in their healing work. Guide national leaders to lead and make decisions with wisdom. Help us to always be aware of your presence as we place our trust in you. We ask this in Jesus name. Amen.
A prayer for an end to the coronavirus crisis
Loving God, we come before you in our time of need. We lay before you our concerns and fears over the spread of the coronavirus. We know that you are mightier than all our fears and that the name of Jesus is the name above all other names. We ask, in the name of Jesus, that you stop the spread of the coronavirus. In your mercy, heal those who are sick and lead those who have died into your heavenly kingdom. We ask this in the mighty name of Jesus. Amen.
Act of Spiritual Communion
It has long been a Catholic understanding that when circumstances prevent one from receiving Holy Communion, it is possible to make an Act of Spiritual Communion which is a source of grace. Spiritual Communion means uniting one's self in prayer with Christ's sacrifice and worshipping him in his Body and Blood.
The most common reason for making an Act of Spiritual Communion is when a person cannot attend Mass. Acts of Spiritual Communion increase our desire to receive sacramental Communion and help us avoid the sins that would make us unable to receive Holy Communion worthily.
A prayer for Spiritual Communion
My Jesus, I believe that you are present in the Most Holy Sacrament.
I love you above all things and I desire to receive you in my soul.
Since I cannot at this moment receive you sacramentally,
Come at least spiritually into my heart.
I embrace you as if you were already there.
And unite myself wholly to you.
Never permit me to be separated from you.
Amen.
Welcome
Welcome to Resurrection Parish! We were founded in 1990. Having celebrated 30 years and counting, serving the Community and beyond. The Parish spirit has been a pioneering one, striving to Serve and build a strong sense of Community among our families. Many dedicated parishioners keep the Resurrection family strong, thriving and viable. It is our hope that we will continue to serve for many more years to come.
Our Mission Statement
Resurrection Parish is a small, inviting catholic family joyfully celebrating the Good News of the Risen Lord through the Eucharist and the sacraments, lifelong spiritual growth, responsible stewardship and loving service to others.
VBS 2020 Update
While we will be unable to safely have an in-person VBS this summer, we plan to host an online VBS July 27-31st. The theme is Together in the Storm. The children and their families will explore the truth that God is with us in the midst of life's storms, and our Church family is with us as well!
We are working on creative skits, music, and lessons for the week, and we will formally announce VBS in the weeks to come. This free program will be about 30 minutes a day with additional opportunities for outreach and enrichment. We look forward to a different kind of VBS this year and we hope you can join us!
More updates to come!
Best of VBS 2019
LaMora Clinic, El Salvador
Clinic
Pharmacy
Nurse
Clinic
Ground Breaking/Social Hall Construction May 2018
Unleash the Gospel
Donating and Saving on Your Income Taxes
Protecting Our Children and Youth
The Archdiocese of Detroit recently launched a new “mini” website to consolidate resources and respond to the faithful's questions about the recent news regarding clergy sexual abuse. The goal with this website is to make this important information more visible, transparent and clear. They will continue to expand the content in the coming days and weeks.
Bible Search
Pet Blessing at All Saints Catholic School
Fall at Resurrection Parish
Advertisers Needed
Resurrection Parish is looking for advertising sponsors on our weekly church bulletin. If you, or someone you know, is interested in advertising please contact Dave Polansky at LPi. You can reach Dave at 248-250-3880 or dpol[email protected].
Pentecost Novena
To prepare to celebrate Pentecost on May 31, we invite you to pray this novena prayer beginning Saturday, May 23nd and ending on Pentecost Sunday, May 31st. Pentecost marks not only the coming of the Holy Spirit but the end of Resurrection's feast day(s), the 40 days of Easter.
Lord Jesus, I give you my hands to do your work.
I give you my feet to follow your way.
I give you my eyes to see as you do.
I give you my tongue to speak your words.
I give you my mind so you can think in me.
I give you my spirit so you can pray in me.
Above all, I give you my heart, so in me
you can love your father and all people.
I give you my whole self so you can work in me,
till it is you, Lord Jesus,
who lives and works and prays in me.
Come Holy Spirit. Inspire and guide your people
here at Resurrection Parish. Amen.
(Taken from The Better Part by John Bartunek)
Pray 313 Initiative
As we all navigate in these unprecedented times, we are aware of God burdening our hearts with an urgency for the Church to lead the way in our congregations and communities. We must unceasingly pray during the Covid 19 pandemic. With so many uncertainties and rising tensions, it is more important than ever to unite as One Church in Michigan. With this united heart and purpose, we ask you to join Pray 313 Initiative. View the Pray 313 intro video on our Facebook page here.
Every day starting May 4th through May 31st, churches from all over our state will pray for 3 minutes at 3:13 PM. The 313 area code has been one of the hardest hit in our state. We will pray from 3:13-3:16 PM, which we find fitting as we all know John 3:16 unifies us as believers.
Go to our Facebook page each day at 3:13 PM to pray with a pastor from across our state. Set a daily alarm for 3:13 PM. You won't be praying alone or even only with your parish family. You'll be praying with thousands of people across the state of Michigan. Let's pray for God to heal and unite our community, our country, and our world.
Mass Times
Wednesday at 8:30 AM
Friday at 8:30 AM
Weekend Masses, beginning May 30
Saturday at 4:00 PM
Sunday at 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM
Please call the office or signup online at https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20f0945abab2ba2ff2-may20th if you plan to attend Mass. We are limited in the number of people who can attend and still maintain safe practices.
Reconciliation
Saturday from 2:45-3:30 PM. Please wear a mask.
Office Hours
We are however checking email and phone messages remotely if you need to contact us.
Online Giving
Prayer and Faith Resources
Magnificat, a source of prayer, daily Mass readings, and reflections is offering their app for free at this time. Download the app from Google Play or Apple Store to access.
The Word Among Us is offering access to daily readings and reflections on their website at WAU .
FORMED has thousands of Catholic video, audio, ebooks, and studies from the Augustine Institute online and in their app at FORMED.
Hallow is a Catholic meditation app to help you find peace and grow in your spiritual journey. Download the app from Google Play or Apple Store to access.
Sirius XM: Seize the Day with Gus Lloyd on Catholic Channel (Ch 129) every weekday from 7:30 to 10 am.
Stations of the Cross are traditionally prayed during Lent. There are many online resources to help you pray including a special Corona virus stations from the Archdiocese of Saginaw and this one from Formed
Staff
- Father Thomas Kramer, Pastor
- Deacon Paul Lippard, Deacon/Director of Faith Formation
- Missy Sullivan, Administrative Assistant: Monday-Tuesday
- Lori Berry, Administrative Assistant: Wednesday-Friday
- Missy Sullivan, Bulletin Editor/Website
Electrical Panel and Lighting Campaign
In order to fund the much needed electrical panel repair and lighting upgrade, we are asking for your support. We will be collecting donations through the 2019 CSA campaign. All donations must be received at the Archdiocese by May 31st and will be returned to Resurrection in full to be used toward repairing the electrical panel for the church and upgrading the lighting throughout the building.
Payment Options:
1. Online: Go to aod.org/csa (Make your payment for "2019 CSA" and specify Resurrection.)
2. By check: Make check payable to Catholic Services Appeal and note in the memo "Resurrection Parish - 2019 CSA".
Mail your check to :
Catholic Services Appeal
PO Box 44077
Detroit, MI 48244-077
Events
- May 27 2020 8:30 am - Mass
- May 29 2020 8:30 am - Mass
- May 30 2020 2:45 pm - Reconciliation
Welcome to Resurrection Parish
Children's Liturgy
Join Us at Children’s Liturgy of the Word
Children's Liturgy of the Word is an opportunity for our children to enter into the Mass more fully by hearing and discussing the readings on a kid-friendly level. They are invited to learn the Mass prayers and share their own prayer petitions with this church community. Our desire is that our children will have a positive experience of the Mass and come to know the great Love of God in their lives. They will join us in church during the Offertory and will participate in the Eucharist celebration. All children ages 4-~10 are welcome and there is no need to sign up. Just come when you are able! Parents may accompany younger children if you desire. We will offer Children’s Liturgy each Sunday at 11 am Mass. Don’t forget we also offer a nursery at 11 am Mass for children 6 months to 4 years old. Check us out and help your children engage more fully in the Mass celebration!
We are looking for ushers (No leading required- just a teen or adult who is willing to help with crowd control. Community service hours are available for teens.) We are also looking for a few leaders and will give you all the resources needed to enrich your faith while you bless the kids. For more info, contact Karen Hogan at [email protected]
Vegetable Garden Ministry
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September 2018
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Scripture Series
Our Parish
Come Sit and enjoy the beautiful grounds.
Quiet reflection by the fountain
